70-Year-Old Mother-in-Law Hits Level 10,000 in Candy Crush Without Spending Any Money
A 70-year-old mother-in-law has recently reached level 10,000 in Candy CrushSaga without spending any money. This has come as a surprise to many players, who believe it's impossible to play Candy Crush without spending money.
Candy Crush is a free-to-play tile-matching video game with over 15,000 levels. It’s one of the most popular and successful mobile games with simple, colorful, and addictive gameplay that keeps players hooked for hours. It has been 12 years since the first Candy Crush game was released, and the franchise has managed to maintain over 250 million monthly users. In recent years, Candy Crush has been updated to a pay-to-play mode where certain in-game features require payment for level progression. For example, players can buy extra lives or pay for unlimited lives for a set amount of time. While the Candy Crush payment feature can be turned off, it’s nearly impossible to progress without spending money.
However, this isn’t the case for Reddit user plutonium-239's 70-year-old mother-in-law, who managed to work around the system and reach level 10,000 without paying anything. Plutonium-239 shared a screenshot of their mother-in-law’s Candy Crush account, proving she had reached level 10,000 without spending money. Other Reddit users were astonished by this incredible achievement, since players run out of lives quickly as the levels get harder. This forces gamers to spend money to replenish lives, pass a level, and get achievements in the game. So far, there have been no reports from Candy Crush developer King about whether players can level up without spending money, but it seems possible from the Reddit post.
According to posts online, there is a way to play Candy Crush without spending any money. Some fans recommend putting the game down and waiting for time to pass before logging back in. So, if a player has consumed all their lives, they can get one more by putting down the game for 30 minutes. Alternatively, they can leave the game for two and a
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